Sentence examples for made groups from inspiring English sources

Recreating what made groups like the Beatles and the Kinks so successful.

In 1984, a film called Beat Street hit cinemas across the US, earnt a screening at Cannes, and made groups such as the New York City Breakers and Rock Steady Crew household names.

But he said that the hostage crisis in Afghanistan had made groups like his more cautious that they should "not cross the line from medical and volunteer aid work into the kind of missionary work that could put our people in danger".

At least one made groups who got offers sign something promising not to tell anyone.

The fact that displacement did not occur spatially or to other targets (Clarke and Eck 2005; Guerette and Bowers 2009) suggests offenders were highly reliant on particular opportunities that made groups kidnappings highly attractive.

When comparisons were made, groups were assessed and compared using t-tests and chi-square tests, respectively.

It was an inclusive organisation; they valued everybody and made group decisions.

Vincent advanced to group operations officer, then executive officer, then in December 1941 was made group commander.

We made group comparisons using one-way ANOVA with Tukey comparison.

We made group comparisons using one-way ANOVA with Tukey comparison or Bonferroni comparison.

Choreographic currents make groups form and dissolve.